Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-15
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Silver l.o1s,
Superintendent BliEksisdegisr is in 50vi
on ofRcial business. =
1hssK. OIL: ball wiHAs~ rsd'er 4 Rea;
shaw Halkte.night. Ny y Il
D. Cohen, ST.. OF Anaconda. is Of >abrista
business visit to the city. @
s. Wolf, reppreseHtinxa New York Vt5
tobacco house, is il thecitN; n
The Alice shipments y:stsrday aeEs t.
bars OF silver worth $2a648, 20.
The city physician reports the sisesrs
Hosnitai in good condition and patients
doing well.
Next Saturday the Original Mining Com.
nany viii. a fs overwhelmingly ve
cents a share.
A. Cohen leaves this morning on a bust
ness trip to Helena y He expects TO return
in a few days. 7:,,, ,.zpes. nsy,s
The Silver palace cars Of The central
Pacific have been Superseded by elegant
Fred Gamer, OF iHelens; Brother to' Dan
Gamer, is in t,wnlooking after .hisauumers
GUS interests herss .J3t-s 6-+; a'!.S r. 50:
Two Billings men. David Porter and -:
Thurston, were frozen to deathin the snoNN
last Monday q week ago, &C, a1u.-,,
H. J. Allen, who was ticket agent 81, tho
N. p. "urt3wn" in Butte, yesterday' gave
up his place to E. W.Mazej Allen goes to
Eagle Rock. uo4. So" il SO 80. -cliaJt
See notice OF Messrs. Headings apd, Dond
to subscribers to Golden Gatst library.
Those interested should govern themselves hen 's
accordingly. ~ s.
Soda Springs e viii s, shortly have a Zig
hotel. TIE "Spiings"' VIII then be ready to
accommodate oil the people who wish to
rest, go fishing and drink-onIy water.
Mr.. w. f. Davidson, OF the WalkerviIle
News, that was, says t. publication by q
Butte Cit" PAPER that he failed To publish
all the mining notices as required by law is
false.
Mr., Mcleod; who did so,nueh carpenter
town, Just returned from Helena, He will
probably 20 to Mexico at tie calfof a. min.
mo cc rynanv. q. 'inii } ,asiHu - a'"tJS'
The lady who lives in West WafksrviHsI
will understand,that shelwas mistaken .firr
another person. The4gentlama rho spaee
to her requests THE, MIFNFFRR .t4o o I, sstaattss tbs
and let the matter drop.
The regular social at Reinshiaww Hal. last
night was witnessed by SOME of the pater:
nal relatives ofithis city, Fwho,' With hats
off, watched the: perfect ''time stsphaof
those who occupied the floor.
The city jailor had a dozen OF bis wards
on the street yesterday shoveling o
One of the gentry too lazyto work and too
proud to beg. refused to do manual Iabar
and was ornamented with the ball and
chain.
Judge Mediation was in court yesterday
after an official trip to Anaconda. Thu
10th Of this month WIS tihei,arst apay1dayI
.spon thu ch,f-dn~n, TIinDR "a r lively Il
there now and, merchants. SAY old times
have come again. .,. =. ,.nse Il
Yesterday morning While the storm Vas
at its best somebody" went into Smiling |
Albert's new Road Ho,isssand Stole from
the sideboard an 1S.poundo turksylu As
the person did not take. away . Jet ofc sill:
verware, wines. .etc,,, it sist RQlIAlbls the
turkey. q" '-;"'''&'' A4''" A. ''
The New Northwest Of Portland, Ore.
gon, has been" Sold to- o. Pr Masoa,:a |
wealthy lawyer. who will edit it and be,as-
sisted by his daughter. & young LADY, OF
about 81, 600 Mrs: Dunfway, the fofnder
OF the paper, may possibly make her homei
in Idaho.--,Wood Riyer Times: ., y.a 10 zeal
side%aiIs When ths Storm pssssed yes;tsf:
day morning. Three 'fadies en- Route e.
their homes were put4in the 'shape sof' -an1
umbrella upside downs and sqnatted1 bel
hind a Main street building till Tx, wal, Of
was over. No harm except lost hats
and red eyes all day afterwards.
Mrs. Louisa Ward Higginbotham died
OF pneumonia last Saturday evening In
Utah. She was the mother OF Mayor
Peery and Of Simon and, Frank sHiegiu-
botham, well7kpown people all oyer the
Territory, and left q pure and bright
record in this world" She sleeps i'd peace
under the shadow Of tlie mountains: "'F'"
One of the young'ladies1 OF the Anti Flfrt.1
ing society OF Butte Was inede$53or.firtingd
and her name stricken, from the zrQll and
she is debarred from privileges for, three
Pretty rough. bit the Anti-Mar-
faces and empty chambers; and the
assessor will have fewer young men on his